Killer Tits Club: How Alexa Meyer Turned a Breast Cancer Diagnosis at 33 Into a Movement
There's no one right way to move through a breast cancer diagnosis. Alexa Meyer's way involved asking every question, trusting her body, and building a community from her chemo chair.In this episode, ...
29 Jul 1h 9min
ATM Gene Mutation, Stage 1 Breast Cancer & Why Genetic Testing Matters with Krista Brown
If you've been diagnosed with an ATM gene mutation, have a family history of breast cancer, or are wondering whether genetic testing could change your future, this conversation is for you.In this epis...
22 Jul 48min
Scanxiety: Waiting for Test Results, Biopsies, & Pathology
Scanxiety is something almost everyone in the cancer and hereditary cancer community knows all too well but it's not talked about nearly enough.In this episode of BRCA & Beyond, I'm opening up about o...
17 Jul 38min
Career and Job Struggles as a Previvor or Survivor
Career, job, and money struggles as a previvor or cancer survivor. A cancer diagnosis or genetic mutation finding, like BRCA or Lynch syndrome, changes more than your health; it changes your career, y...
10 Jul 51min
Living with BRCA1: Kristen Jordan on Family History, Prevention & Advocacy
What does it really mean to live with a BRCA1 gene mutation? How do you make life-changing decisions when hereditary cancer runs through your family?In this episode of BRCA & Beyond, I sit down with K...
2 Jul 1h 17min
Genetic Mutation, BRCA, and Cancer Survivorship: Living Fully While Carrying Hereditary Cancer Risk
In this solo episode of BRCA & Beyond, Marisa talks about a message she received from someone in her past suggesting that because she is healthy now, she should move on from talking about cancer, gene...
26 Jun 1h 3min
The Dear Body Project Through BRCAStrong: Healing Invisible Scars After BRCA & Cancer
In this deeply personal episode of BRCA & Beyond, Marisa Stachelski takes listeners behind the scenes of her experience participating in the Dear Body Project through BRCAStrong, a powerful initiative...
17 Jun 48min
Hereditary Cancer Risk: The Roadmap Patients Have Been Missing | Randi Eichenbaum of MOTA
What happens after you learn you have a hereditary cancer risk?For many people, the answer is uncertainty. Genetic testing can provide important information, but it often leaves individuals wondering ...
12 Jun 43min
